im still in aw that my 62k truck dose not have remote start but here we are. So anyone have any recommends on a remote start??
Remote start for 2014 twohundo
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Funny... When I bought my '13 I tried it at the lot and haven't used it since.
I have the oem remote start accessory in my 15 and like it. It's got some downside, only runs for 10 mins at a time and will only run twice without a normal "key" start. The range is okay but not great. It's nice not to carry a second aftermarket remote and that it's all plug and play, no wiring is cut during install.
Any dealer should install for around 500 bucks and it's covered under factory warranty.
I use mine all the time just to get the engine a little warm before my 1.5 mile commute.
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Any dealer should install for around 500 bucks and it's covered under factory warranty.
I use mine all the time just to get the engine a little warm before my 1.5 mile commute.
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That is weird, our 2009 came with, it works, don't remember how long it stays running for though?
Only time I use the OE remote start is when there's no drive thru SBux. That way the kid can enjoy climate controlled comfort from the car seat and I won't get arrested for locking him in the car. Of course, due to the Toyota imposed limitations, the beverage line cannot be longer than ten minutes...
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Ya the Toyota dealer here told me The range is bad and it's not worth it and to go aftermarket that's why they don't order them with them
I had the same OE system on my 12 Limited Sequoia. The Land Cruiser has three times the range that it had. Still not close to the aftermarket systems. If I were going aftermarket I would really research the installer before I'd let anyone hack up my wiring harness.
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